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1 NAME Edward Lennox /Sloan/
2 GIVN Edward Lennox
2 SURN Sloan
1 SEX M
1 _UID 00468169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004CE1F9
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Aug 2004
1 NOTE Buried:   Salt Lake City Cemetery, Plat C, Block 2, Lot 9, Grave 1/2 E.
2 CONC
2 CONT Temple Ordinance records/group sheets; possession of Robert C. Sloan, J
2 CONC r.
2 CONT
2 CONT Birth & Death:  FHL Film #026553, Page #161, Entry #6426; Member of 20t
2 CONC h Ward, died of "congestion of brain disease"; lists birthplace as Conl
2 CONC ig not Bangor.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Citizenship: FHL Film #1670847 [Territorial Minutes for the Territory o
2 CONC f Utah  - 3rd District Court 1858-1869, Utah District Court of Salt Lak
2 CONC e City] An entry on Wednesday, March 25, 1863 indicates "Edward L. Sloa
2 CONC n an alien was also admitted to be a citizen of the United States of Am
2 CONC erica".  A "Certificate of Citizenship" was issued by the United States o
2 CONC f America, Territory of Utah dated 25 March 1863 declaring that "Edward L S
2 CONC loan late of Ireland in the Kingdom of Great Britain at present of Grea
2 CONC t Salt Lake City . . .  to be a Citizen of the United States of America
2 CONC ."
2 CONT
2 CONT Came to United States on the Ship "AMAZON" which sailed  on 4 June 1863 f
2 CONC rom Liverpool.  On the ship he was accompanied by his wife Mary Wallace
2 CONC , children Robert W., Elizabeth W., Margaret W., and infant son Edward L
2 CONC ennox Sloan, Jr (Film #298437)
2 CONT
2 CONT Journalism in Utah and the West will never have a complete history with
2 CONC out conspicuous and extended reference to the capable and brilliant E. L
2 CONC . Sloan, founder, and up to the close of his life, editor of the Salt L
2 CONC ake "Herald".  The creation of this influential journal, which still li
2 CONC ves, and bids fair to live through the changes of the future, as it has s
2 CONC urvived the vicissitudes of the past, was not Mr. Sloan's initial work, b
2 CONC ut his crowning achievement in the field of newspaper enterprise.  He h
2 CONC ad been connected successively with the "Millennial Star" at Liverpool, w
2 CONC ith the "Deseret News" and "Daily Telegraph" at Salt Lake City, and had o
2 CONC riginated various publications, prior to the establishment of the Heral
2 CONC d. He was a natural journalist, and very much of a poet.  In early year
2 CONC s, before leaving his native Erin, he printed a volume of verse, and su
2 CONC bsequently was the author of poems, hymns, essays and dramas.  The peri
2 CONC od of his life in Utah was comparatively brief -- only eleven years-- b
2 CONC ut he left an enduring impress on his time, and died lamented by the wh
2 CONC ole community.
2 CONT
2 CONT The town of Bangor, County Down, Ireland was his birthplace, and the da
2 CONC te of his nativity November 9, 1830.  His parents, John and Mary Sloan, w
2 CONC ere not wealthy, nor were they as poor as many around them.  Moderate c
2 CONC ircumstances is a phrase that best describes their earthly lot.  Edward r
2 CONC eceived a common school training, which, ended at the age of twelve. Th
2 CONC en he began to learn the trade of a weaver.  While at the loom he studi
2 CONC ed Latin, under the tutelage of an aged minister of his neighborhood, a
2 CONC nd otherwise stored his capacious and retentive mind with the knowledge t
2 CONC hat qualified him for his chosen profession.
2 CONT
2 CONT A voracious reader, his devoured book after book of history, poetry, th
2 CONC eology, etc., and his quick apprehension and thorough assimilation mast
2 CONC er any subject that interested him.  So vivid was the mental imprint, t
2 CONC hat in mature years he could repeat, word for word, without the slighte
2 CONC st hesitation, long poems, and orations, unconned by him since committi
2 CONC ng them to memory in his childhood.
2 CONT
2 CONT He was in his "teens" when he first heard of Mormonism -- introduced in
2 CONC to Ireland as early as July, 1840, by John Taylor, one of the Twelve Ap
2 CONC ostles, and afterwards preached there by various Elders.  Who it was th
2 CONC at brought young Sloan into the Church we are unaware.  He appears to h
2 CONC ave embraced the faith of his own volition, his parents remaining outsi
2 CONC de the fold.  He was an Elder at eighteen, and labored as a missionary, f
2 CONC irst in Ireland, and then in England, Scotland and Wales.  His poetic t
2 CONC emperament was evidenced at an early age, and at twenty he
2 CONT published a collection of his poems in a little volume entitled, "The B
2 CONC ard's Offering", under the patronage of Hon. W.S. Crawford, at Belfast.
2 CONC
2 CONT
2 CONT Prose and verse contributions from his pen also began to appear in the c
2 CONC olumns of the "Millennial Star," the organ of the Church in Europe.  In E
2 CONC ngland, after experience as a Traveling Elder, he presided over the Not
2 CONC tingham Conference, and later over the Sheffield and Liverpool Conferen
2 CONC ces,  his writings for the "Star" brought him to the notice of Edward W
2 CONC . Tullidge, the assistant editor of that paper, under President George Q
2 CONC . Cannon.  This was early in the "1860's."  Mr. Tullidge, a gifted writ
2 CONC er himself, encouraged the young writer, and on leaving England for Uta
2 CONC h, recommended him to President Cannon as his successor.  The appointme
2 CONC nt was duly made, and Elder Sloan was installed as assistant editor of t
2 CONC he "Star."  His labors as a religious writer were interspersed with con
2 CONC tinued service as a preacher of the  Gospel, which found in him an able
2 CONC , fluent and zealous defender. His own turn came to emigrate in 1863.  H
2 CONC e sailed from Liverpool on the "Amazon" on the second day of June, land
2 CONC ing at New York, and proceeding thence to Florence, Nebraska, from whic
2 CONC h point he crossed the plains in his own ox team outfit, by the usual r
2 CONC oute.  His family came with him, for he was a married man, and had been s
2 CONC ince 1851, when he wedded Miss Mary Wallace, like himself a native of t
2 CONC he Emerald Isle, They arrived in Salt Lake City on the third day of Oct
2 CONC ober, four months and one day after leaving England.
2 CONT
2 CONT The Sloans settled permanently at Salt lake City.  The head of the fami
2 CONC ly found immediate employment in the office of President Brigham Young, a
2 CONC nd from there went to the Salt Lake Theatre as bookkeeper.  He was next e
2 CONC ngaged as assistant editor of the "Deseret News," and later became edit
2 CONC or of the "Telegraph," . . . In 1869 he published the Salt Lake City Di
2 CONC rectory, the first work of its kind ever issued in Utah. On the 5th of J
2 CONC une, 1870, Edward L. Sloan, then associated with William C. Dunbar, beg
2 CONC an the publication of the Salt Lake Herald, the former being editor, an
2 CONC d the latter business manager.  The "Herald" came into existence as an i
2 CONC ndependent paper, the successor of the "Daily Telegraph," suspended.  F
2 CONC rom the first, it was a stout antagonist of the Salt lake Tribune, whic
2 CONC h was bitterly anti-Mormon in spirit.  Upon the many abuses of that per
2 CONC iod - the reign of carpet-bag rule in Utah - the fearless editor laid a s
2 CONC cathing and unsparing hand, and many a despotic official, or other memb
2 CONC er of the "ring," winced and cowered under the cutting lash of the Hera
2 CONC ld's brainy scribe.  One of the "ringites," Major Offley by name, attem
2 CONC pted to assassinate the journalist in his office, presenting a pistol a
2 CONC t his breast and demanding the
2 CONT retraction of an article reflecting upon his character and course.  Mr. S
2 CONC loan seized the weapon, turning it aside, and the timely arrival of his a
2 CONC ssociate, Mr. Caine, brought about Offley's arrest and subsequent punis
2 CONC hment in Judge McKean's court. A sample of Mr. Sloan's wit and ready re
2 CONC partee is furnished in the following incident of those stirring times, d
2 CONC uring which the Mormon leaders, the most eminent men in the community, w
2 CONC ere continually harassed by vexatious prosecutions.  General Daniel H. W
2 CONC ells, the venerable Mayor of Salt Lake City, and one of the First Presi
2 CONC dency of the Church, had been indicted on a trumped up charge of murder
2 CONC , and was about to be arraigned before Chief Justice McKean; Mr. Baskin b
2 CONC eing the public prosecutor.  An anti-Mormon paper referred sneeringly t
2 CONC o the defendant, stating that he was the man who impersonated Christ in t
2 CONC he Endowment House ritual, and asking ironically, "When will Christ be c
2 CONC rucified?"  The Herald's retort was instant, "On Monday," said editor S
2 CONC loan, "Between Baskin and McKean." While discharging his editorial duti
2 CONC es, he employed his leisure - if an editor may be said to have any - in w
2 CONC riting for the stage.  He composed several dramas, one of them an India
2 CONC n legend, "The Lily of the Seminoles," first presented at the Salt Lake T
2 CONC heatre.  As a public speaker his services were much in demand, and as s
2 CONC ecretary or reporter of important meetings - for he was an expert steno
2 CONC grapher - his rapid pen was constantly in requisition. Of Genial temper
2 CONC ament and ever ready wit, with a perennial fund of sparkling anecdote, h
2 CONC e was the life and light of every company that included him.  Among the j
2 CONC ournalistic enterprises fostered by him, mention must be made of the "W
2 CONC oman's Exponent," founded in June, 1872. Miss Lula Greene was the edito
2 CONC r of the paper, but Edward L. Sloan was it projector, and rendered valu
2 CONC able assistance in putting it upon its feet . . . During the last year o
2 CONC f his life he published another directory, this time of Salt Lake City a
2 CONC nd the Territory of Utah.
2 CONT
2 CONT Edward L. Sloan was the husband and father of three families.  His firs
2 CONC t wife was Mary Wallace.  She was a kind-hearted, motherly soul, with t
2 CONC rue Irish hospitality.  She survived her husband about ten years.  His o
2 CONC ther wives were Phebe Watts and Emma Jones.  He had fifteen children. C
2 CONC hildren that lived were:  Robert W. Sloan, Edward L. Sloan, Maggie Sloa
2 CONC n, Lula W. Sloan, Thomas W. Sloan and Walter J. Sloan.  Deceased at a y
2 CONC oung age were four daughters and five sons. Though variously gifted Mr. S
2 CONC loan's element was undoubtedly journalism.
2 CONT Among all the newspaper writers of his period, throughout the West, non
2 CONC e eclipsed him and few could be deemed his equal.  He wrote with the da
2 CONC sh and daring of a cavalry charge, the first of his wit, amid the satir
2 CONC e and pathos of his more serious writing, being comparable to the flash o
2 CONC f a sabre stroke or fierce roar of musketry, as the indomitable trooper w
2 CONC ith resistless might bears down upon the foe.  He was feared, but also a
2 CONC dmired and respected, even by those whom duty and conviction compelled h
2 CONC im to differ with, and at times severely criticize.  His death
2 CONT on August 2, 1874 , at the comparatively early age of forty four, left a p
2 CONC lace, not only at his own hearthstone, but in the community at large, d
2 CONC ifficult and even impossible to fill.  (From "History of Utah" - pgs 62
2 CONC 3-524).
2 CONT
2 CONT A Phonetic Society was organized in Salt Lake City in the summer of 186
2 CONC 7, with Edward L. Sloan as president, and Alexander McRae, David W. Eva
2 CONC ns, and George A. Burgon as vice presidents.  The objects of the societ
2 CONC y were to extend a knowledge of phonetics and to obtain a uniform syste
2 CONC m of writing phonography throughout Utah.  To this end the members had a
2 CONC greed to adopt a uniform system as soon as the books they had ordered f
2 CONC rom the East arrived so that they could tell what the system would be.
1 SOUR @S6@
2 NOTE Edward Sloan, age 39, male, white; Editor; Real Estate Value $1,500; Pe
3 CONC rsonal Property Value $250; born in Ireland; Mother and Father foreign b
3 CONC orn; male citizen of U.S of 21 years and upwards
3 CONT Mary Sloan, age 35, female, white; keeping house; born Ireland; mother a
3 CONC nd father foreign born
3 CONT Robert Sloan, age 14; male, white; office boy; born Ireland; father and m
3 CONC other foreign born; attended school within last year
3 CONT Elizabeth Sloan, age 10, female, white; at school; born England; mother a
3 CONC nd father foreign born; attended school within last year
3 CONT Margaret Sloan, age 8, female, white; at school; born England; mother a
3 CONC nd father foreign born
3 CONT Edward Sloan, age 6, male, white; At school; born Utah; mother and fath
3 CONC er foreign born;  attended school within last year
3 CONT John Sloan, age 4; male, white; At Home; born Utah; mother and father f
3 CONC oreign born
3 CONT Source Information:
3 CONT Enumerated on 20 June 1870
3 CONT 20th Ward, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Territory
3 CONT Page #6
1 SOUR @S7@
2 NOTE The following is a list of the only SLOAN's found in the 1901 Census as i
3 CONC temized above:
3 CONT Anthony Sloan, head, presbyterian, can read and write, male, age 34, ca
3 CONC re driver, married, born Down
3 CONT Lizzine Sloan, wife, presbyterian, can read and write, female, age 24, m
3 CONC arried, born Down
3 CONT William Sloan, son, presbyterian, cannot read and write, age 4, male, n
3 CONC ot married, born Down
3 CONT Lela Sloan, daughter, presbyterian, cannot read and write, age 2, femal
3 CONC e, not married, born Down
3 CONT
3 CONT Hugh Doriam, head, presbyterian, can read and write, age 36, male, labo
3 CONC reur, married, born Down
3 CONT Lizzie Doriam, wife, presbyterian, can read and write, age 36, female, m
3 CONC arried, born Down
3 CONT Sarah Sloan, relative, presbyterian, can read and write, age 8, female, n
3 CONC ot married, born Bangor, Down.
3 CONT
3 CONT 1901 Census/Conglig
3 CONT Homes:  Unhabited 2; Inhabited Dwelling Houses 61
3 CONT Families:  61; Male 101; Female 128; total # of persons 229
3 CONT Religious Profession:
3 CONT Catholic -- 0
3 CONT Church of Ireland -- 15 male; 20 female
3 CONT Other -- 13 male; 3 female
3 CONT Presbyterians -- 73 male; 105 female
3 CONT Description of House for Anthony Sloan:
3 CONT No. 32 Built -- Private Dwelling; Ihnabited
3 CONT Walls 0[=mud or wood]
3 CONT Roof 0[=thatch or wood
3 CONT Rooms 2[=2, 3, or 4 rooms]
3 CONT Windows in Front of House 2; Total for house 4
3 CONT Class of House -- 3rd
3 CONT Rooms Occupied  -- 3
3 CONT Total # of Persons = 4
3 CONT Data Collected 20 April 1901
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 NOV 1830
2 PLAC Conlig, Down, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 AUG 1874
2 PLAC Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
2 SOUR @S4@
3 PAGE 3 August 1874
3 NOTE "OBITUARY" DEAD.
4 CONT It is our painful duty to record today, the sudden and unexpected demis
4 CONC e, at his residence in the 20th Ward, at twenty minutes to 12 o'clock l
4 CONC ast night, of Edward Lennox Sloan, Esq., late editor and part proprieto
4 CONC r of the Salt Lake Daily Herald, a man widely known in Great Britain an
4 CONC d Ireland, and in this Territory, from his extended labors in the minis
4 CONC try in years gone by and also on account of his great liberary abilitie
4 CONC s.
4 CONT Elder Sloan was born at Conlig, County Down, Ireland, November 9th 1830 a
4 CONC nd was 43 years, 9 months and 23 days old when he died.  He obeyed the G
4 CONC ospel as taught by the Elders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-d
4 CONC ay Saints in his native place, and was shortly afterwards ordained to t
4 CONC he ministry, and sent to proclaim the principles of lie and salvation, w
4 CONC hich he had obeyed, to his countrymen.  He also labored subsequently in t
4 CONC he same capacity in England and Scotland, and for a time presided over t
4 CONC he Sheffield Conference.  For several years before he left Great Britai
4 CONC n he labored in the office of the Millennnial Star, at Liverpool.  He e
4 CONC migrated to Utah eleven years ago.  On his arrival he was for some time e
4 CONC ngaged at the Box Office at the Theatre.  He was afterwards assistant e
4 CONC ditor of the Deseret News, and subsequently held a similar position on t
4 CONC he Daily Telegraph.  About four years ago he and Mr. W. C. Dunbar proje
4 CONC cted and started the Salt Lake Daily Herald, and as long as he lived th
4 CONC e deceased was the principal literary editor of that lively and success
4 CONC ful paper.  Its many dashing and sprightly articles from his pen furnis
4 CONC hing proof of  his great ability as a journalist.  Mr. Sloan was also t
4 CONC he sole author of two excellent Directories of Salt Lake City and neigh
4 CONC borhood, of several dramatic productions, and of numbers of poems, some o
4 CONC f which gave evidence that their author was the possessor of genuine po
4 CONC etic genius.  As a journalist we think he had few equals, and certainly n
4 CONC o superior, in many respects, in the whole of this western country, and h
4 CONC is demise will cause a vacuum on the staff of the Herald that will be d
4 CONC eeply regretted, and extremely difficult to fill.
4 CONT His death was caused by congestion of the brain, and was no doubt super
4 CONC induced in part by long and excessive mental labor.  Mr. Sloan we belie
4 CONC ve, was in his usual health on Saturday, but last evening he was seized w
4 CONC ith alarming symptons, which terminated fatally.  Two or three weeks si
4 CONC nce Mrs. Sloan buried her eldest daughter, and now, in the dispensation o
4 CONC f Providence she is called to endure one of the greatest sorrows known t
4 CONC o humanity.  We deeply sympathize with her and the sorrowing family in t
4 CONC heir great bereavement, and believe that this will be the sentiment of t
4 CONC he entire community.
4 CONT The funeral services of Mr. Sloan will take place in the Twentieth Ward S
4 CONC chool House, at ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
1 BURI
2 DATE 4 AUG 1874
2 PLAC Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
1 BAPL
2 DATE 6 MAR 1853
1 ENDL
2 DATE 12 DEC 1863
2 TEMP EHOUS
2 SOUR @S5@
3 PAGE Film #183404; Ord #5274
1 SLGC
2 DATE 25 JUL 1934
2 TEMP ALBER
2 FAMC @F20@
1 AFN 41QX-1H
1 FAMS @F17@
1 FAMC @F20@
0 @I20@ INDI
1 NAME Mary E /Wallace/
2 GIVN Mary E
2 SURN Wallace
1 SEX F
1 _UID 02468169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004CE319
1 CHAN
2 DATE 31 Dec 2004
1 NOTE BURIAL:  Salt Lake City Cemetery, Plat C, Block 2, Lot 9, Grave 1/2 E [
2 CONC 280 North and Central Avenue], Headstone reads:  Mary W 1835-1885.  Sal
2 CONC t Lake death records, FHL Film #0982295; entry 12814; pg. 321; Mary E, w
2 CONC id. Edward; b, Ireland; 13 Sept 1885; heart disease; Dr. Anderson .
2 CONT
2 CONT DEATH:  Initial "E" was on death record Film #0026553 (written Mary E.)
2 CONC .  Obituary indicates she died of dropsy and heart disease.
2 CONT
2 CONT Birth & Death:  FHL Film #026553, Page #321, Entry #12814;  Died of "he
2 CONC art disease", member of 18th Ward.  Salt Lake City death records.  Salt L
2 CONC ake City Cemetery record book:  Mary W. Sloan, b. 1835, Ireland; d. 13 S
2 CONC ept 1885, widow of Edward.  Index to obituaries, pt 22 [F Utah 52 Film 4
2 CONC 2088].  Mary W. Sloan died Sept 14, 1885, News 34 557 560 569.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Birth:  Obituary, Deseret News, 14 September 1858 indicates she was bo
2 CONC rn in Crawfordburn, Down, Ireland.  Records of members of the 18th Ward i
2 CONC n Salt Lake City, Film #026740, early to 1901 indicates Mary Wallace Sl
2 CONC oan was born on 3 July 1835.
2 CONT
2 CONT Baptism:  [live baptism] Baptized and Confirmed  by Thomas Ord. Belfast B
2 CONC ranch Records, 1858:  Mary Sloan, age 24, residence - Belfast; baptized 2 O
2 CONC ct 1852, comfirmed 3 Oct 1852.
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 JUL 1835
2 PLAC Crawfordsburn, Down, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 SEP 1885
2 PLAC Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
2 SOUR @S4@
3 PAGE September 14, 1885
3 NOTE "OBITUARY" SLOAN. In this city, September 13th of dropsy and heart dise
4 CONC ase.  Mary W, relict of the late E. L. Sloan; born in Crawfordsburn, Co
4 CONC unty Down, Ireland 3 July 1835.  Mill. Star, please copy.
1 BURI
2 PLAC Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 OCT 1852
1 ENDL
2 DATE 12 DEC 1863
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 SLGC
2 DATE 23 JUN 1999
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 FAMC @F21@
1 AFN 41QX-2N
1 FAMS @F17@
1 FAMC @F21@
0 @I31@ INDI
1 NAME Margaret Wallace /Sloan/
2 GIVN Margaret Wallace
2 SURN Sloan
1 SEX F
1 _UID BC468169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004C9DB9
1 CHAN
2 DATE 25 Oct 2004
1 NOTE !Blessed: 20 April 1861 from Film #026740, Record of the Members of the C
2 CONC hurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints - 18th Ward Records - early t
2 CONC o 1902.
2 CONT !Rebaptized 8 Dec 1891 (TIB); originally baptized 2 Nov 1890
2 CONT
2 CONT !Marriage:  She was the 4th plural wife of Dr. Parkinson, divorced abou
2 CONC t 1900 after 8 years of marriage.  Original Sealing to spouse , Film #1
2 CONC 70490, Page #96, Ordinance #1719, Manti Temple 1 Sept 1892. Again Seale
2 CONC d to Spouse, 2 November 1993, JRIVE, Film #1903699.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Sealing to Parents:  Film #184684, Pg. 31, Ordinance #1041, Lillian Hi
2 CONC ll acted as proxy.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Endowment:  Ordinance Index, Film #178052, Ordinance #11352
2 CONT
2 CONT !Death:  Logan City Cemetery Burial Records, Film #178184
2 CONT
2 CONT Children:  A granddaughter, Clara Ward, indicates they also possibly ha
2 CONC d two still born twins (M) about 1891 or 1892.
1 SOUR @S11@
2 PAGE Wed, 24 January 1900
2 NOTE "Scored a Polygamist" Attorney Rogers goes for Dr. Parkinson; Character
3 CONC izes Defendant in Divorce Case at Logan as a Shameless Creature and den
3 CONC ounces him.
3 CONT [TRIBUNE SPECIAL]
3 CONT Logan, Utah. Jan 23--There was a breezy time in the District court this a
3 CONC fternoon when argument on motion for temporary alimony, suit money and a
3 CONC ttorney fees came up in the Parkinson divorce case.
3 CONT Mrs. Parkinson filed affidavits sometime ago stating that her husband's i
3 CONC ncome was $300 per month, and asking that she be granted $250 attorney f
3 CONC ees, $100 suit money and $100 temporary alimony.
3 CONT Today defendant submitted a counter affidavit, in which he puts his ear
3 CONC nings at $200 per month, and also states that he owes $286, and that ei
3 CONC ghteen persons depending on him for living, therefore he could not pay a
3 CONC limony or attorney's fees.
3 CONT L. R. Rogers, one of Mrs. Parkinson's attorney, put defendant on the st
3 CONC and in cross-examination.  He drew out from him that he has two wives o
3 CONC ther than his legal spouse, and maintains still another family, that of h
3 CONC is first wife, whom he divorced just before marrying the present one; t
3 CONC hat he has a numerous progeny, two or three of whom had attained majori
3 CONC ty and five of whom have been born since the Legislature legitimatised p
3 CONC olygamous children.
3 CONT When Rogers had succeeded in getting this information from the doctor h
3 CONC e proceeded in his argument to last him unmercifully.
3 CONT "You shameless creature," he said to the defendant, "you tarnish a woma
3 CONC n's character with the vilest calumny that could be written, and that w
3 CONC oman the mother of your babes.  You support your grown daughters by plu
3 CONC ral wives in idle luxury and keep your son at college in preference to s
3 CONC pending your means in shielding your wife's good name.
3 CONT "I have never seen a case," Rogers continued, "which so aroused my disg
3 CONC ust.  This man claims to be a member of society, yet makes charges agai
3 CONC nst his wife that would be a libel on a yellow dog, of a back alley, an
3 CONC d then tries to keep her from wiping off this stigma from her name by p
3 CONC leading poverty as an excuse for refusing her means to conduct this sui
3 CONC t."
3 CONT Jr. Rogers became very warm, addressing his remarks to Dr. Parkinson pe
3 CONC rsonally.
3 CONT Arguments were made by Attorney Keeler, Mr. Roger's associate, and by w
3 CONC . w. Maughan for defense, after which the matter was taken under advise
3 CONC ment by the court.
1 SOUR @S4@
2 PAGE Thursday, 25 January 1900
2 NOTE Defends Dr. Parkinson; Vicious Attack of Attorney Rogers Unfair and Unj
3 CONC ust
3 CONT To The Editor--Logan, Jan 24--An article in this morning's Tribune has b
3 CONC een brought to my attention in which Dr. Wm. Parkinson, one of our best c
3 CONC itizens, is made the victim of vile attack, by L. R. Rogers, of Salt La
3 CONC ke City, attorney for Mrs. Parkinson in the pending divorce case.  The T
3 CONC ribune, with its characteristic disregard for fair play when a Latter-d
3 CONC ay Saint is concerned has exaggerated and distorter the already unfair r
3 CONC emarks of Dr. Parkinson as a "shameless creature," simply because of hi
3 CONC s laudable desires to protect his honor and save his children from dang
3 CONC er worse than death.  The facts of the case are simply these:  Mrs. Mag
3 CONC gie Parkinson has been a confirmed opium fiend for the past seven years
3 CONC .  At great expense and trouble she has been relieved of the habit six d
3 CONC ifferent times only to return to it.  She has obtained the drug by ever
3 CONC y means possible, and her persistence in this course threatens her husb
3 CONC and with ruin in finances and honor.  Her frequent appearances on the s
3 CONC treet in an intoxicated condition is another cause of chagrin and humil
3 CONC iation to him.  All this might be endured if she were not persisting in g
3 CONC iving the deadly drug to her children, and rearing them under its influ
3 CONC ence.  But when this developed, forbearance ceased to be a virtue, and D
3 CONC r. Parkinson was justified in applying for a divorce.
3 CONT As to the charges made against her in the divorce case, they were frame
3 CONC d by the attorney and although they were substantial and true, they wer
3 CONC e a little more severe than her husband could have wished.  As to the c
3 CONC haracter of Dr. Parkinson, it needs no vindication, ad he has supported h
3 CONC is families up to the present date; but he has no money to pay in exorb
3 CONC itant attorney's fees.  He was and is willing to settle honorably and a
3 CONC micably with the unfortunate woman but the other demands made upon him a
3 CONC re just as honorable before God and man, and he is determined to meet t
3 CONC hem in preference to dividing his earnings with the bombastic Rogers, w
3 CONC ho is endeavoring to please the brother to Mrs. Parkinson.  I honor Dr. P
3 CONC arkinson for his devotion to his families, in dividing his income among t
3 CONC hem, and protecting them from want.  Instead of turning them into the s
3 CONC treets, as some people would like to have him do.
3 CONT As to the remainder of the Tribune article, it needs no refutation; the t
3 CONC rue facts are known to Dr. Parkinson's friends and Attorney Rogers has n
3 CONC ot benefited himself by this attack.  FAIR PLAY
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 APR 1861
2 PLAC Liverpool, Lancashire, England
2 SOUR @S10@
3 PAGE Volume 8b; Page 419
3 NOTE Margaret Wallace Sloan:  Births, June 1861 Quarter; West Derby District
4 CONC ; Lancashire County.
4 CONT West Derby
4 CONT Created 1st July 1837.Sub-districts : Bootle; Crosby; Everton; Fazaker
4 CONC ley; Kirkdale; Litherland; North Everton; South Everton; Toxteth Park; W
4 CONC alton; Wavertree; West Derby; West Derby East; West Derby West.GRO vol
4 CONC umes : XX (1837-51); 8b (1852-1930).
4 CONT Aintree, Allerton (1837-1924), Bootle cum Linacre, Childwall (1837-1924
4 CONC ), Croxteth Park, Everton (1837-1924), Fazakerley (1837-1924), Ford, Ga
4 CONC rston (1837-1924), Great Crosby, Ince Blundell, Kirkby, Kirkdale (1837-
4 CONC 1924), Litherland, Little Crosby, Lunt, Netherton, Orrell, Seaforth, Se
4 CONC fton, Thornton, Toxteth Park (1837-80), Walton on the Hill (1837-1924), W
4 CONC aterloo, Wavertree (1837-1924), West Derby (1837-1924), West Derby Rura
4 CONC l.
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 NOV 1913
2 PLAC Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA
2 SOUR @S3@
3 NOTE Margaret S Parkinson; born 12 April 1859; died 21 Nov 1913; buried 26 N
4 CONC ov 1913;
4 CONT Buried in Logan City Cemetery:  Grave location A-120-1-3
4 CONT Relatives:  Father:  Edward L Sloan; Mother:  Mary W Sloan
1 BURI
2 DATE 26 NOV 1913
2 PLAC Logan, Cache, Utah, USA
2 SOUR @S3@
3 NOTE Margaret S Parkinson; born 12 April 1859; died 21 Nov 1913; buried 26 N
4 CONC ov 1913;
4 CONT Buried in Logan City Cemetery:  Grave location A-120-1-3
4 CONT Relatives:  Father:  Edward L Sloan; Mother:  Mary W Sloan
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 NOV 1890
1 ENDL
2 DATE 9 DEC 1891
2 TEMP LOGAN
1 SLGC
2 DATE 26 OCT 1932
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 FAMC @F17@
1 AFN 41QX-C7
1 FAMC @F17@
0 @I43@ INDI
1 NAME John /Sloan/
2 GIVN John
2 SURN Sloan
1 SEX M
1 _UID E0468169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004CC1F9
1 CHAN
2 DATE 3 Jan 2005
1 NOTE Occupation:  Weaver and Sailor
2 CONT
2 CONT !C.F.I. August 1978, Presbyterian Church, Killinchy, Down County, Irela
2 CONC nd.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Sloan-Smith Family Records by Clara Sloan Smith.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Marriage:  To Rachel McMillan was in the First Presbyterian Church in B
2 CONC angor, County Down.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Sealing:  These three children are sealed to Elizabeth Patterson the 3
2 CONC rd wife? Sealing to Parents also 30 Jan 1992 PROVO, Film #1760803.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Ordinances:   Endowment, Logan Temple, special collection, Film #17787
2 CONC 4, page #118, Ordinance #5007; Sealing to Spouse, special collections f
2 CONC ilm #1747891, page 540, Ordinance #2122;  Also sealing to spouse #1 Rac
2 CONC hel McMillan, 24 April 1972, SLAKE, Source #1235224, Batch 7109522 3.  S
2 CONC ealing to spouse #2, 18 July 1995, PROVO, Film #1985632; Sealing to spo
2 CONC use #3, Elizabeth Patterson, 28 Feb 1992, PROVO, Film #1760803.
2 CONT
2 CONT The following notes come from the file of  Ruth Sloan Gifford  --
2 CONT
2 CONT Birth: First Presbyterian Church records, Bangor, County Down, Ireland.
2 CONC
2 CONT Marriage:  First Presbyterian Church records, Bangor [# 7109522-03 - fr
2 CONC om Harames]
2 CONT Death: First Presbyterian Church records, Bangor, County Down, Ireland
2 CONT LDS Bapt: Logan Temple Baptisms, 10 Nov 1914, Bk B, pg.118, #5007 [GSF 1
2 CONC 77874]
2 CONT Endowment: Logan Temple Endowments, 11 Nov 1914, Bk.A, pg.699, #19114 [
2 CONC GSF 177972]
2 CONT Sealing/Spouse: AL Temple Sealings, 25 Jul 1934, Bk.8, pg.1570  [GSF 17
2 CONC 0744] (This may be sealing of children)
2 CONT         May be: AL Temple Sealings, 25 Jul 1934, Bk.20, pg.1842 #43015?
2 CONC ? [GSF 170749]
2 CONT [The above sources are from JGS]
2 CONT
2 CONT Info from the Bible of Ellen Sloan Mawhinney, given to her by her mothe
2 CONC r, also the records of Hugh Russel Sloan.
2 CONT Children are also sealed to Elizabeth Patterson (3rd wife?)
2 CONT Some records show "Miss Patterson", some show "Elizabeth Patterson".
2 CONT [Record of Sealing Wives to Husbands: signed by Hugh R. Sloan -
2 CONT John Sloan, born 1789, Bangor, Down, Ireland, Died 15 Jul 1853, Endowed 1
2 CONC 1 Nov 1914, Sealed 11 Nov 1914, Logan.   Miss Patterson, born 1787, Ban
2 CONC gor, Down, Ireland, Died abt. 1817, Endowed 11 Nov 1914.
2 CONT Proxies were Hugh R. Sloan and Margaret V. Sloan.
2 CONT At the same time Marion Tennant, born 9 Jan 1856, Dunfilniny, Scotland, d
2 CONC ied 20 Oct 1913, endowed in life,
2 CONT was sealed to Hugh R. Sloan.]
2 CONT
2 CONT In Tate Book,1,P.15,No.417, John Sloan, born abt 1732, Bangor, Down, Ir
2 CONC eland
2 CONT Bapt: 30 Nov 1909, End: 25 Feb 1911, SS 16 Mar 1911.
2 CONT There is also a baptism date of 11 Apr 1907 Manti.
2 CONT Record recorded is from record of CSS
2 CONT Temple sealing sheet of H.R. Sloan shows Sealing Spouse:  25 Jul 1924 A
2 CONC L,
2 CONT record of CSS shows Sealing Spouse:   25 Jul 1934.
2 CONT Sealing to parents: also a date of 30 Jan 1992 Provo (from record of JG
2 CONC S).
2 CONT JGS (on sheet dated 31 Oct 1991) has the same dates for ordinances of B
2 CONC apt. & End.
2 CONT He has  SP: 30 Jan 1992 Provo, SS: 25 Jul 1924 AL.
2 CONT JGS (on sheet dated 28 Sep 1992) he shows Bap. date as 10 Nov 1914 LG,  E
2 CONC nd. 11 Nov 1914 LG.
2 CONT One record shows Bapt. 11 Nov 1914 Logan.
2 CONT
2 CONT Note from one record:
2 CONT "It is believed that Rachel McMillan was John Sloan's first wife and he
2 CONC r children:
2 CONT Eliza, b.abt 1815, Bangor, Down, Ireland; John b. 1817, Bangor, Down, I
2 CONC reland, and
2 CONT Mariah were sealed to his 3rd wife, Elizabeth Patterson.
2 CONT His second wife is believed to have been Mary Lenox."
2 CONT Note by Edna Lee Hollister: " It is more logical to assume that Elizabe
2 CONC th Patterson was
2 CONT John Sloan's 1st wife and that Rachel McMillan was his 3rd wife, since: 1
2 CONC . Elizabeth's date
2 CONT of death is given as 1817 (the year John Sloan who md. Agnes Findley wa
2 CONC s born) and
2 CONT 2. the fact that the 3 children were sealed to her, which would have be
2 CONC en the regular
2 CONT procedure in the case of the first wife."
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1789
2 PLAC Bangor, Down, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 JUL 1853
2 PLAC Conlig, Down, Ireland
1 BURI
2 DATE JUL 1853
2 PLAC Bangor, Down, Ireland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 10 NOV 1914
2 TEMP LOGAN
1 ENDL
2 DATE 11 NOV 1914
2 TEMP LOGAN
1 SLGC
2 DATE 25 JUL 1934
2 TEMP ALBER
2 FAMC @F8@
1 AFN CHD9-9F
1 FAMS @F20@
1 FAMC @F8@
0 @I44@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Lennox/
2 GIVN Mary
2 SURN Lennox
1 SEX F
1 _UID E2468169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004CC319
1 CHAN
2 DATE 3 Jan 2005
1 NOTE Spelling also Lenox.  Married John Sloan following death of first wife, R
2 CONC achel McMillan.  Some records indicate birth in 1808.
2 CONT
2 CONT !Ordinances:  Endowment, Film #170749, Ordinance  #43015, film inspecia
2 CONC l collections.
2 CONT
2 CONT The following notes come from Ruth Sloan Gifford:
2 CONT
2 CONT After Rachel McMillan died, John Sloan married Mary Lennox. name may be s
2 CONC pelled Lenox.
2 CONT Computer shows born about 1808.
2 CONT Bapt. age 24, 2-10-1852, microfilm of early missionary records of Belfa
2 CONC st, Ireland
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1794
2 PLAC Bangor, Down, Ireland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 26 FEB 1914
2 TEMP LOGAN
1 ENDL
2 DATE 11 APR 1924
2 TEMP ALBER
1 AFN CHD9-BL
1 DEAT Y
1 FAMS @F20@
0 @I45@ INDI
1 NAME Robert /Wallace/
2 GIVN Robert
2 SURN Wallace
1 SEX M
1 _UID E4468169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004CC539
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Dec 2004
1 NOTE Name:  From the marriage license of his daughter Eliza Jane Wallace [se
2 CONC e marriage source under daughter's record].
2 CONT
2 CONT BIRTH AND DEATH:  See Sources under "burial".   Ages of birth for Rober
2 CONC t, his wife, Agnes, and all children, except Mary and Samuel, were extr
2 CONC apolated from the inscriptions on the headstone.  Dates of death for th
2 CONC ose mentioned above are those taken from the headstone inscription.  Bu
2 CONC rials are in:  Bangor Abbey Graveyard, Bangor, Down, Ireland.  Headston
2 CONC e reads died 15 oct 1898 age 89; thus making his birth in 1809.
2 CONT
2 CONT BIOGRAPHY: Journal entries of Edward Lennox Sloan: Wednesday, 26 Feb 18
2 CONC 62 "...went on to Crawfordsburn." 27 Feb. "About my father-in-laws all d
2 CONC ay. 28 Feb: "John accompanied me about 1/2 a mile beyond Bangor on my r
2 CONC eturn to Cr. farm." Saturday, March 1st: " Bade good bye to the few now l
2 CONC eft at My father-in-laws house - a few I think will soon become fewer..
2 CONC .."
2 CONT
2 CONT PROPERTY VALUATIONS:  [Mention of Robert Wallace in the following prope
2 CONC rty valuations].
2 CONT 1.   General Tenement Valuation, 1863:  Townland of Ballykillare, no. 1
2 CONC c; Village of  Conlig no 7.
2 CONT 2.   Annual Valuation Revisions:  Towland of Ballykillare no. 1c; Bally
2 CONC mullan Townland; Village of Crawfordsburn       n. 11 shown taking a ho
2 CONC use in 1883.
2 CONT 3.   First Valuation of Properties 1834:  Townland of ballmullan, no. 2 a
2 CONC long with mention of his father, Samuel             Wallace no 3.
2 CONT
2 CONT OTHER CHILDREN:  1901 Census shows a niece Annie Wallace, age 17, born i
2 CONC n Down, living with child #5, Ann Wallace, indicating she is a child of a
2 CONC nother son not yet identified.  Of the three known sons, both Roberts d
2 CONC ied young and Samuel settled and married in England where his children w
2 CONC ere born.  Thus, far we know of these possibilities:  1].  William Wall
2 CONC ace who was a witness at the marriage of child #4 Eliza.  2].  Wallaces m
2 CONC entioned in Griffith's Valuation, 1863:  William Wallace, tenant in Bal
2 CONC lymullan townland, and a tenant in Gransha townland; Arthur Wallace, te
2 CONC nant in Ballygrot townland; John Wallace, tenant in Cotton townland.
2 CONT
2 CONT WILLS:  Belfast, Co. Down, Ireland, Ulster Historical Foundation, Balmo
2 CONC ral Buildings, 12 College Square East, Belfast Ireland BT1 6DD [receive
2 CONC d by correspondence, 4/2000 by R. C. Sloan].  "1899 Wills Calendar:  Ro
2 CONC bert Wallace (299) 25 August Probate of the will of Robert Wallace, lat
2 CONC e of Crawfordsburn, County Down, no occupation who died 15 October 1898 g
2 CONC ranted at Belfast to Ann Wallace of Crawfordsburn spinster Effects 185 p
2 CONC ounds.  Essence of Robert Wallace's Last Will and Testament 28 November 1
2 CONC 898:  The executors of my will shall be my daughter Ann Wallace, my gra
2 CONC ndson David Magowan and the Rev. John Quartz (of Ballygilbert Presbyter
2 CONC ian Church).  I bequeath my house etc. to my daughter Ann on condition t
2 CONC hat she shall make a payment of 60 pounds to her sister Eliza Jane Mcgo
2 CONC wan and 10 pounds to my son Samuel."
1 SOUR @S13@
2 NOTE Journal entries of Edward Lennox Sloan: "Wednesday, 26 Feb 1862,  . . . w
3 CONC ent on to Crawfordsburn.  27 Feb. About my father-in-laws all day. 28 F
3 CONC eb. John accompanied me about 1/2 mile beyond Bangor on my return to Cr
3 CONC . [Crawfordsburn] farm.  Saturday, March 1st.  Bad good bye to the few n
3 CONC ow left at my father-in-laws house - a few I think will soon become few
3 CONC er . . . ."
1 SOUR @S14@
2 NOTE NOTES FOR ROBERT WALLACE:
3 CONT
3 CONT Bangor is on the Southern shore of Belfast Lough, near its seaward end a
3 CONC nd Crawfordsburn is about four miles to the West of Bangor [#1962]
3 CONT
3 CONT Printout from “Irish Origins” shows the Civil Parishes of County Down, a
3 CONC nd details of Crawfordsburn have also been obtained [#2001].
3 CONT
3 CONT Robert and Agnes and all their children except Mary and Samuel are reco
3 CONC rded on the family headstone in Bangor Abbey Graveyard, Co. Down [#1963
3 CONC ]. Their birth dates have been computed from these inscriptions.
3 CONT Recorded on marriage certificate of son Samuel, 1862 [#1012].
3 CONT "FamilySearch" Ancestral File [#753].
3 CONT
3 CONT Anecdotal/miscellaneous - Research gaps:
3 CONT
3 CONT Printout from the records of "Griffiths Valuation, 1847-1864" (searched v
3 CONC ia www.originsnetwork.com/irish Origins) shows three items of possible r
3 CONC elevance to Robert Wallace, [#2000]:
3 CONT (a) Printed 15.7.1863; Occupier Robert Wallace, Lessor John S Crawford; T
3 CONC ownland-Ballykillare, Parish-Bangor, Barony-Lower Castlereagh, Poor Law U
3 CONC nion-Newtown Ards, County-Down.
3 CONT (b) Printed 15.7.1863; Occupier Robert Wallace, Lessor Anna Meallam; To
3 CONC wnland-Conlig, Parish-Bangor, Barony-Lower Ards, Poor Law Union-Newtown A
3 CONC rds, County-Down.
3 CONT (c) Printed 15.7.1863; Occupier, Agnes Wallace, Lessor James Orr McGowa
3 CONC n; Townland-Ballykeel, Parish-Comber, Barony-Lower Castlereagh, Poor La
3 CONC w Union-Newtown Ards, County-Down.
3 CONT Of these, (a) could well relate to Robert Wallace, in view of the Crawf
3 CONC ord connection. The village of Conlig is noted in item (b), and was the b
3 CONC irthplace of Edward Lennox Sloan, who married Mary E Wallace, the secon
3 CONC d child of Robert Wallace; the significance of (c) is uncertain, but th
3 CONC e connection with "McGowan" may be relevant.
3 CONT Searches in IGI "Familysearch" for parents of Robert Wallace (1804-1813
3 CONC ) and Agnes Patterson (1808-1817) have so far been inconclusive 9ro7. T
3 CONC here are a large number of unattributable Wallace individuals in Scotla
3 CONC nd. One Paterson family, from West Calder, Midlothian, is of possible i
3 CONC nterest as the female line (in two generations) is Crawford, reminiscen
3 CONC t of Crawfordsburn, County. Down, where Robert and Agnes produced their f
3 CONC amily from circa 1830 onwards.
3 CONT
3 CONT The maiden name of Robert Wallace's wife comes from the details for Mar
3 CONC y Wallace in the record of the 18th Ward, Salt Lake City [#l951].
3 CONT
3 CONT REFERENCES (correlated to numbers following information - [#___]) FOR W
3 CONC ALLACE FAMILY AND THEIR CONNECTIONS:
3 CONT
3 CONT 753. "FamilySearch" Ancestral File shows birth of Robert Wallace, circa 1
3 CONC 804, in Co. Down.
3 CONT 1012. GRO marriage certificate for Samuel Wallace and Anne Bilton; Hack
3 CONC thorne, Lincs, February 6, 1862. 1946.
3 CONT 1962.  Map of Co. Down, Ireland, showing Bangor and Crawfordsburn (both w
3 CONC ithin about fifteen miles of Belfast.
3 CONT 1967. Printout from IGI "Familysearch". Possible ancestors of Agnes Pat
3 CONC terson, wife of Robert Wallace (ID3400). Shows possible parents as Jame
3 CONC s Paterson and Mary Crawford, and lists their complete family.
3 CONT 2000. Printout from the "Griffiths Valuation" lists for Northern Irelan
3 CONC d. Records of Wallace as occupiers in Co. Down, including a probable re
3 CONC cord for Robert Wallace, tenant to John S Crawford in the Parish of Ban
3 CONC gor.
3 CONT 2001. The Civil Parishes of Co. Down, N Ireland (map), and details of t
3 CONC he precise location of Crawfordsburn in the parish of Bangor.
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1809
2 PLAC of, Crawfordsburn, Down, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 OCT 1898
2 PLAC of, Crawfordsburn, Down, Ireland
2 SOUR @S12@
3 PAGE Page 183
3 NOTE --   Inscription for WALLACE reads:  Erected by Robert Wallace, Crawfor
4 CONC dsburn, in memory of his son Robert who died July 23rd 1841 aged 10 yea
4 CONC rs.  Also his daughter Easter who died May 15th 1859 age 16 years.  And h
4 CONC is daughter Margaret who died Oct. 26th 1859 aged 11 years.  Also his s
4 CONC on Robert who died February 24th 1862 aged 16 years.  And his son-in-la
4 CONC w William McGOWN who died March 14th 1863 aged 26 years.  Also Agnes, t
4 CONC he beloved wife of the above named Robert Wallace, who died April 19th 1
4 CONC 874 aged 66 years.  Also the above named Robert Wallace who died 15th O
4 CONC ctober 1898 aged 89 years.  Also his daughter Ann who died 28th March 1
4 CONC 906 aged 65 years.  Also his daughter Eliza Jane McGowan who died 21st D
4 CONC ec. 1907 aged 70 years.  [Inscription on the back]: This stone claims 3 g
4 CONC raves, 1 on each side.
4 CONT
4 CONT The following is found on this webpage: http://freepages.genealogy.root
4 CONC sweb.com~rosdavies/SURNAMES/Wallace -- taken from Momunental Inscriptio
4 CONC ns it reads, "Robert Wallace, Bangor, of Crawfordsburn, d 15 Oct 1898 a
4 CONC ged 89; husband of Agnes; father of Robert, Easter, Margaret, Eliza Jan
4 CONC e and Ann; Abbey graveyard.
1 BURI
2 DATE OCT 1898
2 PLAC Bangor Abbey, Bangor, Down, Ireland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 21 DEC 1998
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 SOUR @S5@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 22 DEC 1998
2 TEMP BOUNT
2 SOUR @S5@
1 SLGC
2 DATE 15 AUG 2003
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 FAMC @F29@
2 SOUR @S5@
1 AFN CHD9-F4
1 FAMS @F21@
1 FAMC @F29@
0 @I46@ INDI
1 NAME Agnes /Patterson/
2 GIVN Agnes
2 SURN Patterson
1 SEX F
1 _UID E6468169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004CC759
1 CHAN
2 DATE 12 Nov 2004
1 NOTE BURIAL:  Bangor Abbey, Bangor, Down, Ireland.
2 CONT
2 CONT NAME:  Last name of Robert Wallace wife, Agnes PATTERSON comes from the r
2 CONC ecords of the 18th Ward in Salt Lake City, Film #026740, early to 1902.  T
2 CONC he name of Patterson is indicated on the records of members -- names of M
2 CONC ary Wallace shows her parents names.
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1808
2 PLAC Bangor, Down, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 APR 1874
2 SOUR @S12@
3 NOTE --   Inscription for WALLACE reads:  Erected by Robert Wallace, Crawfor
4 CONC dsburn, in memory of his son Robert who died July 23rd 1841 aged 10 yea
4 CONC rs.  Also his daughter Easter who died May 15th 1859 age 16 years.  And h
4 CONC is daughter Margaret who died Oct. 26th 1859 aged 11 years.  Also his s
4 CONC on Robert who died February 24th 1862 aged 16 years.  And his son-in-la
4 CONC w William McGOWN who died March 14th 1863 aged 26 years.  Also Agnes, t
4 CONC he beloved wife of the above named Robert Wallace, who died April 19th 1
4 CONC 874 aged 66 years.  Also the above named Robert Wallace who died 15th O
4 CONC ctober 1898 aged 89 years.  Also his daughter Ann who died 28th March 1
4 CONC 906 aged 65 years.  Also his daughter Eliza Jane McGowan who died 21st D
4 CONC ecr. 1907 aged 70 years.  [Inscription on the back]: This stone claims 3 g
4 CONC raves, 1 on each side.
1 BURI
2 PLAC Bangor Abbey, Bangor, Down, Ireland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 21 DEC 1998
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 ENDL
2 DATE 19 FEB 1999
2 TEMP BOUNT
1 AFN CHD9-G9
1 FAMS @F21@
0 @I48@ INDI
1 NAME William /Sloan/
2 GIVN William
2 SURN Sloan
1 SEX M
1 _UID 12478169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004CF428
1 CHAN
2 DATE 3 Jan 2005
1 NOTE !Ordinances:  Endowment, special collection film, Logan Temple, Film#17
2 CONC 7891, page #505, Ordinance #19755.
2 CONT
2 CONT The following notes come from Ruth Gifford Sloan --
2 CONT
2 CONT Born in either Ireland or Scotland in 1754 or 1757 [Dramarn or of Gilfo
2 CONC rd, County Down, Ireland].  He married Rebecca.  She was born 1757 or 1
2 CONC 761 in Scotland or Ireland.
2 CONT
2 CONT Tradition says William Sloan came from Scotland or Ireland.  They lived i
2 CONC n Dromara, County Down, near Belfast.    John lived in Bangor.  The fam
2 CONC ily were all weavers.  This family were all Methodists.
2 CONT
2 CONT James and Kennedy both died of nose bleeds.
2 CONT Solomon Beaty and Miss Beaty were brother and sister.
2 CONT  Information came from records of Edward Sloan and Aunt Ellen Mawhinney
2 CONC .
2 CONT (Note by CSS: This family supposed to be Methodists, but I have had sea
2 CONC rch done in the Methodist Church, they say no record of this family.)
2 CONT Record written by Clara Sloan Smith indicates ordinances done in Albert
2 CONC a Temple, except for John.
2 CONT Information from records of Ellen Sloan Mawhinney, Edward L. Sloan, Joh
2 CONC n Tate - handwriting of CSS.
2 CONT JGS gave birthplace as Bangor, County Down, Ireland.
2 CONT JGS notes: ordinances: B: 27 Nov 1991 Provo, E: 12 Dec 1991 Provo, SS: 3
2 CONC 0 Jan 1992 Provo.
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1754
2 PLAC Scotland, or Ireland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 26 FEB 1924
2 TEMP LOGAN
1 ENDL
2 DATE 28 MAR 1924
2 TEMP LOGAN
1 DEAT Y
1 FAMS @F8@
0 @I53@ INDI
1 NAME Rebecca //
2 GIVN Rebecca
1 SEX F
1 _UID 6A478169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004C4CA8
1 CHAN
2 DATE 15 Nov 2001
1 NOTE Birth:   Born in Scotland or Ireland - possibly 1761
2 CONT
2 CONT The following notes come from Ruth Gifford Sloan --
2 CONT JGS gave birthplace as Bangor, Down, Ireland.
2 CONT JGS gave ordinances as: B 27 Nov 1991 Provo, E: 15 Jan 1992 Provo.
1 SOUR @S1@
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1757
2 PLAC Scotland or Ireland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 26 FEB 1924
2 TEMP LOGAN
1 ENDL
2 DATE 28 MAR 1924
2 TEMP ALBER
1 DEAT Y
1 FAMS @F8@
0 @I163@ INDI
1 NAME Samuel /Wallace/
2 GIVN Samuel
2 SURN Wallace
1 SEX M
1 _UID 12568169AB93D8118E5BEA99F6DC004C0309
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Jan 2004
1 FAMS @F29@
0 @F8@ FAM
1 HUSB @I48@
1 WIFE @I53@
1 CHIL @I43@
1 MARR
2 DATE ABT 1776
2 PLAC , Down, Ireland
1 SLGS
2 DATE 23 JUL 1931
2 TEMP ALBER
0 @F17@ FAM
1 HUSB @I19@
1 WIFE @I20@
1 CHIL @I31@
1 MARR
2 DATE 14 APR 1853
2 PLAC Bangor, Down, Ireland
1 SLGS
2 DATE 12 DEC 1863
2 TEMP EHOUS
2 SOUR @S5@
0 @F20@ FAM
1 HUSB @I43@
1 WIFE @I44@
1 CHIL @I19@
1 MARR
2 DATE ABT 1818
2 PLAC , Down, Ireland
1 SLGS
2 DATE 25 JUL 1934
2 TEMP ALBER
0 @F21@ FAM
1 HUSB @I45@
1 WIFE @I46@
1 CHIL @I20@
1 MARR
2 DATE ABT 1830
2 PLAC Of Crawfordsburn, Down, Ireland
1 SLGS
2 DATE 23 JUN 1999
2 TEMP SLAKE
0 @F29@ FAM
1 HUSB @I163@
1 CHIL @I45@
0 @S1@ SOUR
1 ABBR GEDCOM file imported on 3 Jan 2005
1 TITL GEDCOM file submitted by Eugene Sloan, esloan2@netzero.com. Created on 3 J
2 CONC an 2005. Imported on 3 Jan 2005.
1 _SUBQ GEDCOM file, Eugene Sloan.
1 _BIBL GEDCOM file submitted by Eugene Sloan, esloan2@netzero.com. Created on 3 J
2 CONC an 2005. Imported on 3 Jan 2005.
0 @S3@ SOUR
1 ABBR Utah State Historical Society Burials Database
1 TITL Utah Division of State History, Utah State Historical Society Burials D
2 CONC atabase (http://webapps.dced.state.ut.us/burials/execute/searchburials)
2 CONC
1 _SUBQ Utah Division of State History, Utah State Historical Society Burials D
2 CONC atabase
1 _BIBL Utah Division of State History. Utah State Historical Society Burials D
2 CONC atabase. http://webapps.dced.state.ut.us/burials/execute/searchburials.
2 CONC
0 @S4@ SOUR
1 ABBR Deseret News Newspaper, Salt Lake City, Utah [begi
1 TITL Deseret News Newspaper, Salt Lake City, Utah [beginning 2003 Deseret Mo
2 CONC rning News]
1 _SUBQ Deseret News Newspaper, Salt Lake City, Utah [beginning 2003 Deseret Mo
2 CONC rning News]
1 _BIBL Deseret News Newspaper, Salt Lake City, Utah [beginning 2003 Deseret Mo
2 CONC rning News].
1 REPO @R1@
0 @S5@ SOUR
1 ABBR Internet IGI
1 TITL The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints @www.familysearch.org, I
2 CONC nternet IGI (data-Main File to March 1993; Addendum to January 2000)
1 _SUBQ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints @www.familysearch.org, I
2 CONC nternet IGI
1 _BIBL The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints @www.familysearch.org. I
2 CONC nternet IGI. data-Main File to March 1993; Addendum to January 2000.
1 REPO @R1@
0 @S6@ SOUR
1 ABBR 1870 United States Census
1 TITL United States Government, 1870 United States Census (Ancestry.com Websi
2 CONC te)
1 _SUBQ United States Government, 1870 United States Census
1 _BIBL United States Government. 1870 United States Census. Ancestry.com Websi
2 CONC te.
1 REPO @R1@
0 @S7@ SOUR
1 ABBR 1901 Ireland Census
1 TITL 1901 Ireland Census (Down, Lower Castle Reagh, Bangor -- Newtonards/Cra
2 CONC wfordsbourne)
1 _SUBQ 1901 Ireland Census
1 _BIBL 1901 Ireland Census. Down, Lower Castle Reagh, Bangor -- Newtonards/Cra
2 CONC wfordsbourne.
1 REPO @R1@
0 @S10@ SOUR
1 ABBR Free BMD@ http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.p
1 TITL Civil Registration Records for England and Wales, Free BMD@ http://free
2 CONC bmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl [on the internet]
1 _SUBQ Civil Registration Records for England and Wales, Free BMD@ http://free
2 CONC bmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl [on the internet]
1 _BIBL Civil Registration Records for England and Wales. Free BMD@ http://free
2 CONC bmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl [on the internet].
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1 ABBR Salt Lake Tribune Newspaper, Salt Lake City, Utah
1 TITL Salt Lake Tribune Newspaper, Salt Lake City, Utah
1 _SUBQ Salt Lake Tribune Newspaper, Salt Lake City, Utah
1 _BIBL Salt Lake Tribune Newspaper, Salt Lake City, Utah.
0 @S12@ SOUR
1 ABBR Gravestone Inscriptions, County Down : Barony of A
1 TITL General Editor:  R. S. J. Clarke, Gravestone Inscriptions, County Down : B
2 CONC arony of Ards (Belfast:  Ulster-Scot Historical Society, 1966)
1 _SUBQ General Editor:  R. S. J. Clarke, Gravestone Inscriptions, County Down : B
2 CONC arony of Ards
1 _BIBL General Editor:  R. S. J. Clarke. Gravestone Inscriptions, County Down : B
2 CONC arony of Ards. Belfast:  Ulster-Scot Historical Society, 1966.
1 TEXT Burials in Bangor Abbey Graveyard in Bangor, Down, Ireland.
1 NOTE Publisher's name changed to Ulster-Scot Historical Foundation (1969), t
2 CONC hen to Ulster Historical Foundation (1975).  Copyright 1966.
1 REPO @R1@
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1 ABBR Edward L. Sloan Journal [February 1862 - July 1863
1 TITL Edward Lennox Sloan, Edward L. Sloan Journal [February 1862 - July 1863
2 CONC ]
1 _SUBQ Edward Lennox Sloan, Edward L. Sloan Journal [February 1862 - July 1863
2 CONC ]
1 _BIBL Edward Lennox Sloan. Edward L. Sloan Journal [February 1862 - July 1863
2 CONC ].
1 REPO @R2@
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1 ABBR Braunholtz, J. T., Family History Research on the
1 TITL Braunholtz, J. T. [received by correspondence to EO Sloan 26 Sept. 2004
2 CONC ], Braunholtz, J. T., Family History Research on the Wallace Family and t
2 CONC heir connections
1 _SUBQ Braunholtz, J. T. [received by correspondence to EO Sloan 26 Sept. 2004
2 CONC ], Braunholtz, J. T., Family History Research on the Wallace Family and t
2 CONC heir connections
1 _BIBL Braunholtz, J. T. [received by correspondence to EO Sloan 26 Sept. 2004
2 CONC ]. Braunholtz, J. T., Family History Research on the Wallace Family and t
2 CONC heir connections.
1 NOTE
2 CONT
2 CONT Samuel Wallace. b. abt 1836 [Down, Ireland] and Anne Bilton b. 1 Dec 18
2 CONC 33 [Bassingham, Lincoln, England] are Mr. Braunholtz wife's [G. M. Wall
2 CONC ace] Great Grandparents & William Alfred Wallace. b. 20  Apr 1864 [Hort
2 CONC on, Bradford, Yorkshire, England] and Elizabeth Martha Boseley b. 16 Ju
2 CONC ne 1866 [Old Basing, Hampshire, England] are her Grandparents.
0 @R1@ REPO
1 NAME Family History Library
1 ADDR 35 North West Temple
2 CONT Salt Lake City, Utah  84150  USA
2 ADR1 35 North West Temple
2 ADR2 Salt Lake City, Utah  84150  USA
0 @R2@ REPO
1 NAME LDS Church Historical Library
1 ADDR 50 East North Temple
2 CONT Salt Lake City, Utah 84103
2 ADR1 50 East North Temple
2 ADR2 Salt Lake City, Utah 84103
0 _EVDEF BIRT
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Birth
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1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF DEAT
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Death
1 ABBR Death
1 SENT <name> died <date> <place>.
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1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF CHR
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Christen
1 ABBR Chr
1 SENT <name> was christened <date> <place>.
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1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF BURI
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Burial
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1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF CREM
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1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF ADOP
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1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF BAPM
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Baptism
1 ABBR Baptism
1 SENT <name> was baptized <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF BARM
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Bar Mitzvah
1 ABBR Bar Mitzvah
1 SENT <name> celebrated his bar mitzvah <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF BASM
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1 TITL Bas Mitzvah
1 ABBR Bas Mitzvah
1 SENT <name> celebrated her bas mitzvah <date> <place>.
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1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF BLES
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1 TITL Blessing
1 ABBR Blessing
1 SENT <name> was blessed <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF CHRA
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Christen (adult)
1 ABBR Chr (adult)
1 SENT <name> was christened <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF CONF
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Confirmation
1 ABBR Confirmation
1 SENT <name> was confirmed <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF FCOM
1 TYPE P
1 TITL First communion
1 ABBR First comm
1 SENT <name> received first communion <date> <place>.
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1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
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0 _EVDEF ORDN
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Ordination
1 ABBR Ordination
1 SENT <name> was ordained <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF NATU
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Naturalization
1 ABBR Naturalization
1 SENT <name> was naturalized <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF EMIG
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Emigration
1 ABBR Emigration
1 SENT <name> emigrated <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 2
0 _EVDEF IMMI
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Immigration
1 ABBR Immigration
1 SENT <name> immigrated <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 1
0 _EVDEF CENS
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Census
1 ABBR Census
1 SENT <name> appeared in the census <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF PROB
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Probate
1 ABBR Probate
1 SENT <name> had <hisher> estate probated <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF WILL
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Will
1 ABBR Will
1 SENT <name> signed a will <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF GRAD
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Graduated
1 ABBR Graduation
1 SENT <name> graduated <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF RETI
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Retirement
1 ABBR Retirement
1 SENT <name> retired <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF DSCR
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Description
1 ABBR Description
1 SENT <name> was described as <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF EDUC
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Education
1 ABBR Education
1 SENT <name> was educated <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF NATI
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Nationality
1 ABBR Nationality
1 SENT <name> was <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF OCCU
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Occupation
1 ABBR Occupation
1 SENT <date> <name> was <value> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF PROP
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Property
1 ABBR Property
1 SENT <name> owned <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF RELI
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Religion
1 ABBR Religion
1 SENT <name> was <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF RESI
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Residence
1 ABBR Residence
1 SENT <name> lived <value> <place> <date>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF SSN
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Soc Sec No
1 ABBR SSN
1 SENT <HisHer> Social Security Number was <value>.
1 PLAC N
1 DATE N
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF BAPL
1 TYPE P
1 TITL LDS Baptism
1 ABBR LDS Bapt
1 SENT <name> was baptized into the LDS Church <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF ENDL
1 TYPE P
1 TITL LDS Endowment
1 ABBR LDS Endow
1 SENT <name> was endowed <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF SLGC
1 TYPE P
1 TITL LDS Seal to parents
1 ABBR LDS SealPar
1 SENT <name> was sealed to <hisher> parents <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF AFN
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Ancestral File Number
1 ABBR AFN
1 SENT <hisher> Ancestral File Number is <value>.
1 PLAC N
1 DATE N
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF REFN
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Reference No
1 ABBR Ref #
1 SENT <hisher> reference number is <value>.
1 PLAC N
1 DATE N
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF CAST
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Caste
1 ABBR Caste
1 SENT <name> was associated with <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF MARR
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Marriage
1 ABBR Marriage
1 SENT <couple> were married <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF ANUL
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Annulment
1 ABBR Annulment
1 SENT <couple> had their marriage annulled <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF DIV
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Divorce
1 ABBR Divorce
1 SENT <couple> were divorced <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF DIVF
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Divorce filed
1 ABBR Div. filed
1 SENT <couple> filed for divorce <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF ENGA
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Engagement
1 ABBR Engagement
1 SENT <couple> were engaged <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF MARB
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Marriage Bann
1 ABBR Marr Bann
1 SENT <couple> had marriage banns published <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF MARC
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Marriage Contract
1 ABBR Marr Contract
1 SENT <couple> signed a marriage contract <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF MARL
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Marriage License
1 ABBR Marr Lic
1 SENT <couple> obtained a marriage license <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF MARS
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Marriage Settlement
1 ABBR Marr Settlement
1 SENT <couple> obtained a marriage settlement <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF SLGS
1 TYPE F
1 TITL LDS Seal to spouse
1 ABBR LDS SealSp
1 SENT <couple> were sealed together <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF RESI
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Residence (family)
1 ABBR Residence (fam)
1 SENT <couple> lived <value> <place> <date>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF CENS
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Census (family)
1 ABBR Census (fam)
1 SENT <couple> appeared in the census <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Degree
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Degree
1 ABBR Degree
1 SENT <name> received a degree <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Military
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Military
1 ABBR Military
1 SENT <name> served in the military <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Mission
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Mission
1 ABBR Mission
1 SENT <name> served a mission <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
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0 _EVDEF Stillborn
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Stillborn
1 ABBR Stillborn
1 SENT <name> was stillborn <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Illness
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Illness
1 ABBR Illness
1 SENT <name> was ill with <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Living
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Living
1 ABBR Living
1 SENT <name> was living <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Elected
1 TYPE P
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1 ABBR Elected
1 SENT <name> was elected as <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Excomm
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Excommunication
1 ABBR Excomm
1 SENT <name> was excommunicated <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Namesake
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Namesake
1 ABBR Namesake
1 SENT <name> was named after <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Separation
1 TYPE F
1 TITL Separation
1 ABBR Separation
1 SENT <couple> were separated <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Alt. Name
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Alternate name
1 ABBR Alt. Name
1 SENT <name> was also known as <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC N
1 DATE Y
1 DESC N
1 PPFX 0
0 _EVDEF Misc
1 TYPE P
1 TITL Miscellaneous
1 ABBR Misc
1 SENT <name> <value> <date> <place>.
1 PLAC Y
1 DATE Y
1 DESC Y
1 PPFX 0
0 TRLR